I have decided to finally act on a dream of mine to pursue a creative hobby, and I hope to eventually get to a point where I am making either webcomics or youtube videos.

Unlike a good number of youtubers already, I am fucking poor, and adobe is the gold standard of editing software and they know it, hence why it’s so overpriced.

I would happy to hear of any alternatives.

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I was ready to leave Adobe but then they added content-aware fill and I haven’t been able to replace it.

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Pirate the industry standard software

All these open source alternatives are great, but you’re going to have a harder time finding tutorials etc simply due to a smaller userbase

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I don’t know shit about video editing.

For image editing:

  • Gimp is for editing or combining photographs. The stuff you find on subreddits birdswitharms, animalswithnoneck, and hybridanimals. You can paint in it, but it sucks.

  • Krita is for painting. Use when you would use IRL paints, but don’t want a mess.

  • Inkscape is for vector graphics. Things with crisp lines, cartoony things, clipart, that sort of stuff. It has a slightly longer learning curve than the others, but once you learn it, it is by far the easiest and fastest for this specific kind of work.

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Blender has features to be an After Effects alternate - so could be good instead of Premiere as well but I haven’t really tried Photopea, GIMP instead of Photoshop

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